My 2008 Spring Thing Reading List
Dive into my curated 2008 Spring reading list, featuring a captivating mix of mystery, suspense, and fiction. From Lorena McCourtney's *Your Chariot Awaits* and Leonie Swann's *Three Bags Full* to Terri Blackstock's thrilling *Night Light*, discover classic 2008 books and standout authors in this essential spring reading guide.
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Your Chariot Awaits
by Lorena McCourtney
A new "cozy mystery" series featuring a woman and her limousine! In the course of one week Andi McConnell turns sixty, loses her job, breaks up with her boyfriend, and receives an unexpected inheritance from an eccentric rich uncle--a sleek black stretch limousine with bulletproof windows. She knows it's totally impractical--yet the limo has an allure that Andi can hardly resist. The allure is considerably dampened, however, with the discovery of a dead body in the trunk. So Andi joins forces with a nosy but charming former TV private eye in a bumbling and often hilarious attempt to find the killer. Fasten your seatbelt! Your Chariot Awaits is a perfect combination of mystery, mishap, and mayhem--with the quirkiest and funniest of chauffers who's set to take you on the ride of a lifetime.
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Night Light
by Terri Blackstock
When an unexplained crisis sweeps out all of the electronics on the planet, the Brannings are faced with a choice--hoard their possessions to survive or put their trust in God and offer their resources and hearts to others--but when they find a family of children living alone in a filthy apartment, the search for their mother leads the Brannings to a powerful new purpose that will transform their community and themselves. Original. 100,000 first printing. $50,000 ad/promo.
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Caught Redhanded (Amhearst Mystery Series #4) (Steeple Hill Love Inspired Suspense)
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Caught in a Bind (Amhearst Mystery Series #3) (Steeple Hill Love Inspired Suspense)
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Three Bags Full
by Leonie Swann
A flock of sheep living on a hillside near the Irish village of Glennkill, regularly exposed to literature by their shepherd George, feel well-equipped to investigate murder after they find George dead--pinned to the ground with a spade.